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Analyzing Co-Occurrences
A common question we hear at Texifter is, “How can one derive co-occurrences in a slice of data?” DiscoverText makes this process relatively easy – when starting with one known variable. For instance, one might like to see which hashtags … Continue reading
Posted in DiscoverText, general, research
Tagged analysis, analytics, co-occurrences, DiscoverText, hashtags, insight, links, Media, romney, SMA, social, Social Media, Social Media Analytics, statistics, stats, Texifter, tweet, Tweets, twitter, Twitter Analysis, twitter stats, urls
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Using Twitter Bios & GNIP Rules to Find Domain Specific Twitter Users and Important Tweets
Thanks Lee! Here is the video link: Tweet This Post
Posted in DiscoverText, general, GNIP, product
Tagged bio, DiscoverText, filtering, GNIP, Power Track, rules, search, twitter
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Election Analytics Part I: Romney Trends in April
[In the coming months leading up the U.S. presidential election, the Texifter blog will be featuring a multi-part series on various analytical insights into the election, which can be gained by utilizing a host of social media analytics (SMA) methods within … Continue reading
Posted in DiscoverText, research, Twitter
Tagged Active Learning, analytics, API, conservative, Data Mining, DiscoverText, election, Facebook API, gingrich, GNIP, hashtags, liberal, Machine Classifiers, Machine Learning, newt, newt gingrich, nomination, nomineee, p2, primary, Republican, republican nomination, republican nominee, rnc, romney, Ron Paul, santorum, SMA, Social Media, Social Media Analytics, statistics, Texifter, Text Analysis, Text Analytics, Tweets, twitter, Twitter API, Twitter Mining, withnewt
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As Syria Falls, Russia Rises…on Twitter
Bordering Turkey, Israel, Lebanon, Iraq, and Jordan, Syria has served as a linchpin of geopolitical stability in the Middle East for decades. In spite of its many years of single-party dictatorial rule, its track-record of Lebanese encroachment, and its continuous … Continue reading
Posted in general
Tagged analytics, Arabic, Bayesian classification, DiscoverText, free syrian army, hegemony, hezbollah, ikhwan, intervention, iran, iranian, islamic extremism, islamism, islamist, israel, jordan, lebanon, Middle East, military, military intervention, money, muslim brotherhood, Natural Language Processing, NLP, proxy, proxy war, proxy wars, russia, Saudi Arabia, Sentiment Analysis, Social Media, Social Media Analytics, Syria, syrian national council, Texifter, Text Analytics, Topic Modeling, turkey, twitter, إسرائيل, إيراني, الأردن, الإخوان, الإسلام, الاسلامية, البرمجة اللغوية العصبية, التدخل العسكري, التطرف الإسلامي, الجيش السوري مجانا, الحروب بالوكالة, الروسية, الشرق الأوسط, العربية, العربية السعودية, المال, المجلس الوطني السوري, الوكيل, ايران, بايزي التصنيف, تحليل المشاعر, تحليلات, تحليلات وسائل الاعلام الاجتماعية, تدخل, تركيا, حرب بالوكالة, حزب الله, روسيا, روسية, سوريا, سيطرة, عسكري, لبنان, مسلم الإخوان, موضوع النمذجة, نص تحليلات, وسائل الاعلام الاجتماعية, وكلاء
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Decoding the Hunger Games
Essentially, everybody is trying to tell a story these days. Unfortunately, what we’ve been finding is that the stories are getting increasingly prescribed. That’s true for media and brands. There’s a confidence that gets lost when the question of who … Continue reading
Posted in general
Tagged #OWS, analytics, Anthropology, books, Culture Mapping, DiscoverText, Film, Film Analytics, Games, Hunger, Hunger Games, Katniss, Libertarian, Market Research, marketer, Marketing, Movie, Occupy, role model, semiotics, SMA, Social Media Analytics, TCOT, Tea Party, Texifter, Text, Text Analytics, twitter
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What is DiscoverText?
A 9-minute high-level overview of DiscoverText. Tweet This Post
Posted in DiscoverText, product
Tagged analytics, API, crowdsourcing, Data Mining, DiscoverText, Facebook, GNIP, Machine Learning, Social Media, social media monitoring, twitter, Twitter API, Twitter Mining, Video
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DiscoverText Introduces Tools for Random Sampling
DiscoverText is rolling-out an addition to its analytical toolkit: random sampling. The Web-service already offers an array of tools for text analytics and rigorous, team-based qualitative data analysis. These functions include the ability to code and annotate text, measure inter-rater … Continue reading
Posted in DiscoverText, Facebook, general, GNIP, product, research, Twitter
Tagged analytics, API Graph, Bayesian, Bayesian classification, classification, Code Text, coding, Data Mining, DiscoverText, Firehose, Gary King, GNIP, Machine Classifiers, Machine Learning, methodology, Natural Language Processing, NLP, PowerTrack, Qualitative Data Analysis, random, Random Sample, Random Sampling, Research, research methodology, sample, Sampling, Social Graph, Social Media, social media monitoring, Texifter, Text Analysis, Text Analytics, twitter, Twitter API
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Why People Want GNIP’s Power Track Twitter Firehose
We have been delighted with the response to our call for beta testers to try the GNIP-enabled PowerTrack for Twitter. You can still sign up. Round 1 of the beta test concludes on October 31, 2011. Even just testing the … Continue reading
Posted in DiscoverText, GNIP, product, Twitter
Tagged beta test, data, Data Mining, DiscoverText, filter, Firehose, GNIP, Power Track, Research, search, Social Media, twitter
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Apple Shake-Up, Part II: Tweets in Memoriam
On October 5th, the passing of Steve Jobs rocked the world. Millions were touched by the loss of one of the world’s great innovators who has firmly joined the ranks of Guttenberg, Franklin, and Edison. Over the 24 hours following … Continue reading
Posted in general
Tagged analytics, Apple, Code Text, Data Mining, datamining, death, DiscoverText, GNIP, Jobs, Machine Classifiers, Machine Learning, Social Media, Steve, Steve Jobs, Texifter, Text Analysis, Text Analytics, Tweets, twitter, Twitter API
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Perry Loses Ground Post Debate
Prior to the CNN GOP Primary Debate last Tuesday, October 18, Texifter analysts had been collecting Tweets relating to every major Republican contender since late August. Earlier in the fall, we reported on the number of Tweets per candidate, which … Continue reading
Posted in general
Tagged Bayesian Classifiers, Data Mining, DiscoverText, GOP, Herman Cain, Machine Learning, Mitt Romney, Republican Party, Republican Primary, Rick Perry, Social Media, Texifter, Text Analysis, twitter, Twitting Monitoring
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GNIP Power Track Tutorial: Getting Started via DiscoverText
This is an 11-minute tutorial covering how you get started using the GNIP Power Track for Twitter (the “full firehose”) to capture large numbers of Tweets for analysis. Tweet This Post
Posted in DiscoverText, product
Tagged analytics, DiscoverText, GNIP, Power Track, Tutorial, Tweets, twitter
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GNIP’s Power Track
This short video talks about some of the advantages when using the GNIP-enabled Power Track for gathering Tweets via DiscoverText. Tweet This Post
Posted in DiscoverText, product
Tagged datamining, DiscoverText, GNIP, PowerTrack, twitter
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The Crazy Life of a Tweet
On the evening of May 1st, Osama bin Laden was killed in Pakistan. Over the following hours (and days), bin Laden was mentioned by millions across the twitterverse. Among the first of those tweets came from a young, gay, homeschooled … Continue reading
Posted in general
Tagged #OBL, analytics, API, Bin Laden, Code Text, coding, Crowdsource, crowdsourcing, DiscoverText, Research, Social Media, Texifter, Text Analysis, Text Analytics, Tweets, twitter, Twitter API
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Bin Laden Tweets Take Center Stage at AoIR
On Tuesday, October 11th, Texifter Founder and CEO, Stu Shulman, will be attending the annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers in Seattle, Washington. The Twelfth Annual AoIR Conference (you can follow it on Twitter @ #IR12) brings together … Continue reading
Posted in general
Tagged AoIR, Bin Laden, crowdsourcing, data ming, DiscoverText, ignite talks, QDAP, Social Media, Texifter, twitter
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Exporting TopMeta
Due to popular demand, the product development team at Texifter is proud to announce that “TopMeta” is now exportable! What does this mean, you might ask? What is TopMeta? When you import either your own data or live social media … Continue reading →